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The exquisite Delphine Seyrig was born on this date, so let’s celebrate with some vampires and beer:
Beerfest vs. Daughters of Darkness
Daughters of Darkness is a vampire film that never quite admits to being one. Delphine Seyrig plays a descendent of the infamous Countess Erzsébet (Elizabeth) Báthory, who drank the blood of innocent girls. She and her companion meet an attractive newlywed couple in an empty luxury hotel. Seyrig has sinister intentions toward the young man and woman, which are gradually revealed. In this scene, she seductively describes the crimes of her diabolical ancestor: Read the rest of this entry »
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Flickchart Daily: This Week in Netflix Instant
9, Apr 2012
by Dan
New Movies on Netflix This Week
Melancholia (April 12th)DIRECTED BY Lars von Trier STARRING Kirsten Dunst GENRES Apocalyptic Film
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Sleeping Beauty (April 10th)DIRECTED BY Julia Leigh STARRING Emily Browning GENRES Erotic Drama
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It’s Anthony Perkins vs. Michael Rooker in a serial killer showdown:
Psycho vs. Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
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by Dan
Recent Additions to Netflix Instant
Ace in the HoleDIRECTED BY Billy Wilder STARRING Kirk Douglas GENRE Film Noir
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Instantly becomes the best movie available to stream on Netflix.
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Rare Exports: A Christmas TaleDIRECTED BY Jalmari Helander GENRES Black Comedy • Holiday Film
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It’s Marlon Brando vs. Alec Baldwin (both born on this date) operating on the wrong side of the law:
Miami Blues vs. The Wild One
From what I’ve read, The Wild One was based on a rowdy motorcycle rally that occurred in Hollister, California back in 1947. The media portrayed the event as rowdier than it actually was, and scared some people into believing that rampaging biker gangs were speeding toward their towns. Hollywood used the sensationalized version of the story as the basis for the film. Marlon Brando’s performance as the motorcycle gang leader served to propagate the outlaw image associated with biker culture. Read the rest of this entry »
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